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Gastrointestinaler Verlust endogener Fettsäuren bei Steatorrhoen verschiedener Genese

Gastro-intestinal Loss of Endogenous Fatty Acids in Steatorrhea of Various Origin

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Summary

After intravenous injection of l-14C-palmitic, acid, labeled fatty acids were found in the feces of 5 persons with steatorrhea of various origin. 2 patients with decompensated protein-losing enteropathy excreted 2.8 resp. 3.7% of the injected dose within 5 days, whereas in 3 others the loss was approx. 0.85% each.

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Nach intravenöser Verabreichung von l-14C-Palmitinsäure werden bei 5 Patienten mit Steatorrhoe unterschiedlicher Genese markierte Fettsäuren im Stuhl nachgewiesen. Gegenüber den einheitlich niedrigen Werten der übrigen Probanden scheiden 2 Patienten mit dekompensierter exsudativer Enteropathie relativ höhere Aktivitäten aus.

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Begemann, F. Gastrointestinaler Verlust endogener Fettsäuren bei Steatorrhoen verschiedener Genese. Klin Wochenschr 49, 110–111 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01497310

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